![]() ![]() They’d be one in the same in every lexicon on the planet if it were humanly possible. “We don’t want to go into all the details about these methods but one is that we would require a submission from the same player that has the in-game sound turned on – slowing the game down then speeding the video up would require the speed of the sound to also increase,” he said. But when he does return, Keronari plans to review his footage more closely. He said he’s content to let Ccfst learn from his mistake and doesn’t want to ban him from the community forever. “There’s a bit of motivation now for some of the top runners to try grind that top spot again,” said Keronari. ![]() In the days shortly after the record’s removal, a speedrunner called Stillow managed to set a new world record at 1:17. “Ccfst had killed some of the competitiveness in the grind for world record because of how far ahead he was.” “Some of the community members are probably relieved more than anything else,” he said. Keronari said that prior to Ccfst’s confession, the Getting Over It speedrunning community was in a weird place. There is still a copy of the 1:13 speedrun up on YouTube, which even now as an admitted fake is breathtaking to watch. The theory is that a cheater using this method could then speed up the video to make it look like a normal run. “We believe he had used cheat engine to slow the game down (this also slows down the in-game timer) which would help make his movements easier, more time to react to everything,” he said. “With all of his videos deleted it’s hard to say when exactly it was that he started to cheat, and it was even hard to spot that he was cheating,” he said. In a recent Reddit post on the subject, some in the Getting Over It speedrunning community said they’d suspected Ccfst of cheating from the start, but Keronari told Kotaku that it’s still not 100 per cent clear what his method was. ![]() Getting good enough to speedrun it requires grinding through those challenges until playing the game becomes like muscle memory, and even then it’s an uphill battle.Ĭcfst’s run looked too easy to many, and indeed it was. Getting good at Getting Over It requires no end of patience and hardwork, as any little mistake can sned the player tumbling back down the mountain. “It wasn’t spliced so there were no frame cuts to spot. ![]() He’s not just a Getting Over It mod but a speedrunner. “When he posted his 1:13 time it was pretty hard for us all to believe, because it was honestly an insane run but the run itself looked completely legit,” Keronari told Kotaku in a Facebook message. Coming in several seconds ahead of the previous mark is practically unheard of. Most of the game’s records are separated by fractions of a second. Then on January 31, Ccfst upended everything with a video purporting to show him completing the game in 1:13. That record was set by Norwegian speedrunner Rengj. Ccfst has since deleted his Getting Over It videos hosted on the site and the moderators of the speedrunning page have removed his world record and banned him from submitting records for six months.Īccording to a Google translation of post currently at the top of Ccfst’s Bilbili page, he plans to continue speedrunning the game and eventually earn a legit record.Ĭcfst did not immediately respond to a request for comment.Īt the beginning of the year, the fastest anyone had completed Getting Over It was in one minute, 19 seconds. On March 17, Ccfst said “I will not send a false record of goi again,” according to a screenshot of a now-deleted comment on Chinese social media provided by Keronari, the chief moderator of the Getting Over It speedrunning records page. ![]()
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